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North American Mythology- Page 2

Hopi Mythology

Hopi legend tells how tribal ancestors climbed up through three cave worlds along with all the animals. They were helped by two Spirit Masters who were brothers. After time spent in each
10 December 2019

Cherokee Mythology

When Europeans first arrived in North America, the Cherokee occupied a large expanse of territory in the Southeast. Their homeland included mountains and valleys in the southern part of the Appalachian chain. The Cherokee Native name is Ani-Yun’wiya, meaning “principal
11 July 2018

Choctaw Mythology

According to tribal legend, the Choctaw originated from Nanih Waiya, the Mother Mound, at a location

Crow Mythology

The Crow Native name is Absaroka (or Apsaslooka) Siouan for “bird people.” Their name among Europeans became that of the well-known bird and is pronounced the same way. Early in their history,

Chumash Mythology

The Chumash, pronounced CHOO-mash, of the Pacific Coast are the only North American Native peoples who built boats out of planks. Other Indians used planks to make houses but never applied this

Urban Legend

An urban legend is a story too good to be true. Urban legends are motifs in folklore, often found universally. Some haunting stories are urban legends or contain elements of urban legends.

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